The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-03-04

Whitaker's Mill. on the roads leading from Battle
Swamp to Perryville and from Principle Furnace
to Port Deposit, will Sell at Public Sale without re
serve the following personal property, Oh
Wednesday. MARCH 10th, 1887.
bay Horse, Bob. well bred. weight i4OO lbs. l
bay Horse, Tucker, an extra gooG worker or driver
black Mare, Belle, good worker, lay Mare, Lilly
9 years old bay Mare Jenny, both good work
ers and drivers. pair Mules, perfectly safe and
good workers yoke Red Devon oxen, young and
nicely matched, tat Steers, average weight 14OU,
l black cow, years DID, in profit by day of SALE
dun cow to drop calf about May 2)th, red cow to
drop second calf in August with calf by registered
Jersey bull, | part Alderney COW, calved in Jan
uary l well bred heter, will calve in April year
ling steer, Durham blood, large Chester White
stucksho brood SOW, ~ snotes Farming In
plements:-l Osborne mower and reaper, horse
rake, Imperial chilled ploW, Rowland, No. 10
small, Malta pIows, 2 corn cultvators, doubleA
harrow, 2 Hoosier corn drill. Kemp and Burpee
manure and lime spreader as useful on IL farm
reaper mower, corn row marking Sled one
cutting box one grain fan, one Peerless shell
er, Pennock shelter, wood sleds, OK carts 2
horse farm wagon built by W. Nickle, 3-hors-
wagon built by Brown, GAINESVILLE, OHIO. one COW
cred horse mill wagon will carry 25JU lbs one
horse mill wagon, Will carry 1000 lbs. enc l-hOrse
open wagon, seats carry 1000 lbs Quilt by Aicke,
one roller, hay riggings, Que 4-Aorse wood bed,
hold and Il halt cords OF wood. one Champion 3
tooth grain and fertilizer drill, patent hand
clover seed soWer. One man with ltcan do as much
as two by hand sowing, sets single hairless. eX-
harness, one Mexican saddle. ) grain cradles, NOW
ing and triar scythes. double and single trees, =
post digSers, shovels, picks mattock5. &c. OK
chains, logs cows and other chains, aculping hoes
mason hammers sledges maui and wedges, one
large scalding hogshead, meat bench, hog killing
irons, hay by the ton, corn by the bu anu Dbl.
by the bu, wheat by the bu. tons oats straw.
ba'ed, and a half bu. prime clover SEED, one gu.
mixed timothy and clover seed. flour by the Dbl
mill stone picks, one corundum mill stone, one
spirit level, one ton turner's Poudrette the best
fertilizer Tor tomatoes, one Auudred, more or less
new grain bags. and lot partly used, > OK yokes,
about }u acres OF wheat ill the ground white oak
plank and other lnmuer, 100 post fence rails not
pointed 300 poirIed, about 200 chestnut bored and
dressed posts, 30 panels nj ptIo leu;e ready.t" at
tach to posts and many otner articles too uuIuer-
Gus to mention. Also breech loading ube- bar
relied guns. one new patent hay cutter, and one new
leather top buggy.
TERMS OFSALE:-Sums of $40. and under to be
cash. On sums over $40 credit of months will
be given, the purchaser to givenote with approved
security, payable at the National Bank of Rising
sun Md. Interest to be added FROM date of sale
if not paid at maturity. Three per cent discount
from face of bill for cash. Sale to commence at
10 A. NJ
HARTENSTINE * MOORE.
]. G. HINDMAN, Auct.
]. Nelson Black, Clerk.